A new entertainment city in Malaysia to attract talent from all over Asia


Asia Momentum Entertainment (AME) press conference in KL announces top management (from left): Hong Kong actor Frankie Lam as AME deputy CEO (Hong Kong), Asia Television Holding Limited (ATV) co-chairman Deng Junjie, ATV co-chairman Datuk Seri Jessy Lai, Singaporean filmmaker Jack Neo as AME global CEO and AME acting principal (Singapore), Malaysian musician Kif Valentine (real name Tan Choon Khai) as AME general manager (Malaysia).

A new mega entertainment city being set up in Klang Valley aims to become a regional entertainment hub attracting diverse talents from all over Asia.

This Asian film and TV city will be developed by Asia Momentum Entertainment (AME), the digital arm of Hong Kong’s Asia Television Holdings Limited (ATV).

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